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Explore the city inside and out, top to bottom in a whole new way! From sewers to skyscrapers, this interactive exhibition reveals the secret workings

Explore the city inside and out, top to bottom in a whole new way! From sewers to skyscrapers, this interactive exhibition reveals the secret workings

The South East Queensland Symphonic Winds and the South East Queensland Big Band perform well-known music ranging from movie themes to jazz standards and original compositions.

Brisbane Festival will fill the city with live art from 4 to 26 September 2020.

Nathan Melvin-Tong is a singer/songwriter from Brisbane. His style of playing is a mix between acoustic, folk and alternative.

Liam, Hunter, Reuben and Tex bring you their own blend of Rock, Classic Pop and Jazz. Their sounds may remind you of artists such as The Beatles and Jeff Buckley.

Poetic, emotive and dramatic.

David Hethorn is a ukulele player from the Brisbane Ukulele Musicians Society. He is currently performing new songs that will make you feel like you are on a tropical island holiday.

With songs that conjure up images of dusty roads and whiskey nights, Dana Gehrman brings a charismatic energy to the stage with her blend of alt. country, rock and blues. Dana captivates with her smooth and ‘older than her years’ vocals and guitar twang reminiscent of a spaghetti western.

Brisbane based duo Lucid Dreamers craft songs drawn from the well where worlds collide. Drifting between daydreams and nightmares, their work is both dulcet and confronting, playing in the space between dark and light.